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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-09-05
Origin Of a Trade Mark.

rhe origin Of the curious trade marks
and titles which distinguished so many
and various articles of merchandise
would make an entertaining subject
for magazine writer. A well-known
newspaper man narrated to me the
following anecdote OF his connection
with the nomenclature Of . certain
brand of tobacco:
1.-THE head of large firm which was
about to put new smoking tobacco on
the market asked me to think up n
name for 1t. / cogitated over ii all
night. This was n good many years
ago, when trade marks and such things
were much rarer than they are now,
because the industrial development OF
the country was insignificant as COM
pared with its present widespread
activity and complexity. | was young,
with romantic turn of mind. Smoking
suggested pipes and pipes suggested
the Indian calumet. There! / had 1t.
fastening to the factory next morning
/ handed in slip of paper with the
word Calumet written upon 1t. The
name was very gladly accepted as just
the thing, and tho head of the firm
handed me $40 bill us my reward.
Would you believe itP When the
tobacco was issued to the trade it was
labeled Cabinet The printer had set
up that word instead of calumet
through carelessly reading copy The
labels were struck off without correc-
ton of the typographical error, and
the tobacco was bundled, packed and
put upon the market before the mis-
take was discovered. could never
tell whether it made any difference in
the popularity Of the goods. -Br ookly"
Citizen.
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Habits of Industry.

Among the greatest misfortunes that
come to any one are habits of idleness,
and among the greatest blessings that
can come to any one are habits OF in
dustry. Idleness is not confined to
the low and degraded, the men and
women of loathsome and for hidden APP
pearance whose very presence is an adj
vertisement of tn cir vicious life. There
are many persons living In the midst
of abundance whose lives are Of but
little use in the world because they on
ly consume or waste what others pro-
vide, and contribute nothing to the
general stock of human welfare. There
IRE thousands of young men and young
women who never earn single dollar
by producing it by real labor OF any
kind. They allow themselves to be
wholly dependent on the indu stry and
resources of parents or friends. AS o
rule, their lives are of correspondingly
little value.
Every young person. BOY OF gri,
young man or young woman, should
learn to become Independent by learn
ing to make his or her own living. 1t
does not follow that they must leave
home II the resources Of their homes
are abundant, but they should learn to
be independent and work their own
way, and so be equipped if disaster or
need should come.
Industry is Gods order He CON-
mands industry, and he hates idleness.
God himself Is the busiest worker in the
universe. Tho eternal Mind and the
eternal Hand are ever busy in creating
and sustaining the millions OF worl DIS
and in caring for their innumerable in
habitants.
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Handsome Is That Handsome
Does.n

A famous lady who once reigned in
Paris society was so very homely that
her mother said one day. my poor
child. you are too ugly for any one ever
to fall in love with you" From this
time Madame de Crcourt began to be
very kind to the pauper children OF the
village. the servants of the household
and even the birds that hoped about
the garden walks. She was always dis
tressed II she happened to be unable
to render o service. This goodwill
toward everybody made her the idol OF
the city. Though her complexion was
sallow and her gray eyes were small
and sunken, yet she held In devotion
to her the greatest men OF her time.
Her unselfsh interest In others made
her, It is said. perfectly irresistible.
Her life furnishes us q valuable lesson.
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PERSONAL.


b. Nj. Carter, Forncy, is In the city.
J. II. Chestnut, Allen, is In inc city.
S. j. Cox, Terrell. is at the st. George.
Harry G. smythe, Bryan, is in the city.
John II. Hogan, Houston, is at the Wind
sor.
u. II. Caldwell, Hubbard City, is in the
city.
Capt. Bowser has returned from Wootan
Wells.
Mrs. p. S. Pfouts has returned from Chi
cage.
A. II. Harris and wife, Rockwell, are In
the city.
s.H. Summers, Sulphur Springs, is Mt the
st. George.
Jack Henderson, San Antonio, is at the
Arlington.
L. s. Garrison and wife are home from
California.
II. C. and Miss sallie Chatham, of Bryan,
are in the city.
J.D. Mathis and d. d. Harper, Gilmer,
are in the city.
Mrs. c. Il. Keller and Miss Jeanette have
gone to Waukesha.
Miss Finnie Figh has returned from her
visit to San Antonio.
Mrs. George Atkins is home after sum-
mer trip with her children.
John Day Jackson and wife, Chappell
Hill, are at the Windsor
Mrs. +. L. Lockwood and daughter, Bow.
lie, are at the st. Gorge.
Mrs. JEFF N. Miller has returned tothe city
after summer trip to her old home In Ohio.
Gen. d. S. Stanley, Of the United States
army, commander of the department OF
Texas, is at the Windsor.
w. G. Boyd, ct ais, part Of extreme ad.
vance Brigade, Doris 81 Colvin's Colossal
Shows, are at the Windsor.
RE. L. Knight, A. NJ, left yesterday
morning for the University of Texas
where he expects to complete his two years
law course next June. Mr.. Knight has
made fine reputation at the University
both as student and as an orator, and his
ability gives evidence Of much future sue
cess IN his chosen profession.
The following young ladies have left to
attend Martin Female College at Pulaski,
Tenn, viz: Misses Maud Cassell, Emma
Daniels, Zillah Gillespie, Cora Ralston,
Anna Morgan, Laura Loughlin, Mona and
Anna Ross, Maud Sisk and Minnie Rider
About fifteen other young ladies will leave
for the same college tomorrow.
Sam Herbert, w II Spann, Waco; 9 L
Kerr, Corsicana L Harrison, Paris; Ton
Powers, Lampasas; p Howard, Green
vile; N } Morley, Mckinney; F W stoffer
gen, Gainesville Chas 7 Alexander, Cisco
d c Demoret and wife, Paris; Mrs j \
Dow, Brownsville; NJ II Gates and Thos 6
Henderson, Paris; L Z Griffith, Jr, l.
Penick and NJ l. Cobb, Terrell, are in thu
| city.
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Local Notes.

Tinware and granite ironwnrc AZ nanuiac,
turers prices for sale by holland u Co., 'io
Elm street.
Honey. maple syrup by the gallon OF
quart, also dried beef, ut A. H. bouches'
CARPENTER tools for sale by Noland ~ Co.,
7l0 Elm street.
Diseases and insidious. A headache
slsenless nervousness mark their lncep-
ton. Morris Cascarine will remove the
cause of the trouble. 1t Is in iaiiipie III
such cases.
A. Il. Bouche, the Main street grocer, mas
inst added n splendid refrigerator, In wnlch
he has ALWAYS the freshest country Dutter,
eggs and fresh Fleischman's yeast, winch ID
kept as cold as can be.
holland g. Co., no Elm street, have new
,tock bought for cash and sold cheap.
Builders hardware for sale by holland "
Co., 719 Elm street.
Call on DR.. +. s. Davis for the treatment
of your sick baby. 906 Elm street postoi-
flee block.
Fresh country butter at A. Il. Bouche's'
stop dosing your children on nauseous
drugs of strong medicine and take them 10
DR.. r. s. Davis, homeopathic physician,
who makes a specially OF treating diseases
of children. 900 Elm street. Dallas, Texas.
Office hours o to II n. M, and Ito Up. m.
John Klein. 012 Main street, practical hat,
ter. Cleaning and renovating SILK, soil ana
sti1 hats a specially. Work guaranteed.
Liver and bowel complaints are the most
frequent that effect the human family MOT
ris' Cascarine will oflectualy Danish them
from the system.
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Little and Lively.

The times change and we change with
them. Hardly larger than mustard seeds
but composed of highly concentrated veget-
able extracts, DR.. Pierce's " Pleasant Pur-
gatiye Pellets have caused the old style.
large drastic, cathartic pills to be abandoned
by all sensible people. The little sugar
coated Pellets are a sure cure for constfpa-
ton; for persons OF sedentry habits they
are invaluable. They are little and lively,
pleasant and safe.
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A Much Needed Town Oficia

A Much Needed Town OInclai.
As soon as this city shall be out OF
debt, We must at once create new
and important Office. We must have
a Watermelon Thumper. Under the
present loose system Of buying and
selling melons. much 'ill-feeling Is every
day generated between the honest gro
Ger and his incorruptable patrons.
neither being willing to lose the price
Of a green melon. and both being de-
sIrous of having only the most delicious
article. An expert Thumper. in the en-
ploy Of the city. could tell at once the
condition Of a melon. and all parties
would be satisfied. A grocer may be
skillfd as to olcomargsrine' anu yer
know nothing Of watermelon thumP-
ing. rhumI.er is born. not made.
We must cvcntual;y have one LOUIS
UiuC Qonficr-.n nrn0f.
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WANT COLUMN.

A ADVERTISEMENTS under the head OF
n To. Rent-Rooms Wanted Rooms. To
Rent-Busines Places. To Rent-Houses {;
Houses Wanted. Wantcd-Agents Per-
sonal; Lost and Found; Positions Want
Chances Miscellaneous. Ali properly
classified at the very low special cash
rate below:
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Estray Sales.

To-day is estray sale day aud court square
is crowded with people. There are horsos
of all kinds being sold, and good chance
is offered to buy what you need at low
price.
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Beginning Sept. 9th
and continuing until Oct. 9th,
The Santa Ee Route
will sell ROUND TRIP TICKETS from
ali stations to
ST. Louis AND RETURN
at rate of one fare for Round TriI

Bear in mind that the Santa
Fe" gives you a choice of routes
either via Paris and the "Frisco "
Line or through the Indian Terri
tory via Kansas City, with elegant
equipment of all classes, including
Pullman Palace Buffet Sleeping
Cars. All tickets good to return to
October 25th.
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ALWAYS CASH IN ADvANCE-as the sums
are too small to take up the time of book
keeper and collector.
For Sale, Notices and Business Cards, 30
per cent additional.
For tho convenience Of advertisers, let
tiers may be addressed care Of the DALLAS
DAILY HERALD.
Checks will be given emitting the holder
to any replies received.
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New Erie Telephone Subscribers.

lG3-HendriX, Evans " Co, grocers.
06-Lee, w NJ, residence,
203-Meyer Bros IL Co, wholesale drug
gists.
13-Reeves Il Spence, law office.
276-Simpson, j b, residence.
17-Shaw, w A Il Co. printers ana DOCK
i0O-Tennisod Bros, wholesale saddlery,
etc; q rings
l9O-Tennison Bros, collar factory 10
rings). a
10o-Texas State Fair and Dallas EXPOSE
ton Association, office.
225-Texas Electric Light and Manufac'
turing Company, station.
13-Williams, w l., law office.
147-Oppenheim, ID G, residence.
2O5-Crowdue, j B, grocery store.
24-Daughtery's feed ftore.
174-Daughertys land office, Merchants
Exchange.
sy-Jackson Bros. grocery store.
175-Kouzorls' Ice cream factory.
iO4-G' Neall JIM, livery stable.
146-Scruggs, j b a. G X.
347-De Stefano, Frank, wholesale iruit'
62-Dalias Ice Factory.
17s-Griflith & Cowser's lumber yard.
1,5-Grange Grocery Store.
3e5-Griggs, w l., residence
JiT-McIaurin, DIR ii l., residence.
a57-Walter, N c, lumber yard,
65-Wetsel & January, bus and transfer
line.
l3O-Brooks DR. residence.
3l7-Dallas Grocery Company.
252-Dun, r G & Co.
277-Enfield, VIM, residence, superintend'
ent gas works.
24-Schifl, DIR, res.
15G-Bauchman & Smith, livery stable.
25s-Bates a. Powers, produce.
244-Browder Springs pumping station.
32G-Calaboose.
so-Chapman, Rev DIR, residence.
3lO-Cheaney. DIR, dentist, Office.
2sl-Crutcher Bros & Eakins, real estate.
62-l2 rings) Dallas ice factory, office.
G2-i3 rings) East Dallas ice factory.
2Gs-Dodson Il Co, job printers.
Edwards & Gray, attorneys.
14G-Excelsior soap works.
24i-Gas works.
o0I-,Jones, Il NJ, residence.
2O-Leake, w w, Col, residence.
133-Momand & Co, grocers.
2l4-Moroney Hardware 20;
2so-Mosher & Powell, machine shop.
2si-oldham, wheelock g. Co, merchan'
disc brokers.
3iO-Ratto, T a. Co, candy factory.
275-Schoelkopi, q III, residence.
233-Turtle creek house:
25l-Waller, c V, druggist
I0,-Wendelken, NJ, residence.
59-wheatley's residence.
22o-Woman's Exchange.
7O-williams, w l., residence.
2so-City Hospital.
I4s-Daniels. A Z, res:
gl-Flippen, Adoue a Lobit, bankers.
95-Gaud's, Gen, res.
3l-Hewett. DIR o Ii, dentist.
194-lIigh School
4s-Tlarris. III, market, Y rings)
4s-Harris, ii, res, q ringsl
al-'Johnson's grocery, East Dallas.
9ie-Joncs. L NJ, res.
3l2-Lehman Bottllng Co.
S14-McWhirk, A, plumber.
l97-Oak Cliff station.
3fs-sutfton, Dr, res.
si5-Woman's Home, Mrs Maynard, man
sser G A. READ, Manager
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Crates and mantles, latest styles, at No
land & Co., 719 Elm street.
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FOR RENT.

1.-TWO OR THREE large furnighed rooms,
/ connected, plastered. Good neighbor.
hood. Healthy locality. Cistern water
On car line. Apply 1890 Commerce street.
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I'HE CITY.

LAWYER AND NOTARY
w. L. MCDONALD. 780 Main st.
Always at his office.
DpNTJST e. D.. ANDRUSS,
pINllpi' Reinhardt building
ENTIsT-Charles b. Lewis,
Postotiice Building, Elm street.
DENTIsTs-Drs Joking "
= w. G. Jones, over China hai
$yYyYY1OpNos sO3 Main and sO4Elm 81
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LUMBER. SASH, DOORS. ETC.

ORIFFITHs a. COwsER, DEALERS IN
" Lumber. Long leaf yellow pine o
pecialty. Sash, doors, etc. Austin lime
hair, plaster, Portland and Rosedale cement
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A YOUNG MARRIED MAN DESIRES
n. a position as salesman in wholesale or
retail grocery. Long experiepce Address
I" A this office.
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HOUSE MOVING.

Houses moved ON short notice and work
guaranteed bond given If required; leave
orders at Cooper Il Robertson, real estate
agents, 7O2 Main street. Is Saint IL Co.
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MEDICAL.

DALLAS DENTAL PARLORS
~ p. CHEANEY, ID. ID. s., Prop'i.
100 Elm Street, Dallas. Texas.
WyYxG3 Erie Telephone.
DR. ALDRICH, TREATS DISEASES or
- women and children, also all chronic
complaints. has had upwards OF twenty
years experience. Office S44 Elm st.. Dallas.
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BOOTS AND SHOES

Why don't you have your boots and shoes
made to order, when they don't cost any
more than stock work, at A. Blust's, Ola
Elm street.
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Young ladies desiring admittance into the
Academy must always present satisfactory
testimonials and recommendations. For
further particulars apply to
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
st. Joseph's street.
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SeHeriDm 1abis an Msasast.

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fein pgrfaunen" iino feline r8etrlbs,
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den, NIT nel9er i'd Der nlte conf6be.
rirte grsprdEoent SefferfDR 9nbis llrs
ufntuuuben fir einen @egner bes prDs
Observation-Disclosures erfldrt bate. Dars
auf eripibert iebt Gnbis In einenl ldnges
rem Hriefe, NORM er 6errn &eagan III
gum Steit febr fdIagenber ilub trefen.
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bod bofentIi@ uidt has Mefbt betireiien
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Grnge, bic ntdt tlur bic Ietuobner bon
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Staaten febr uahe beriibre. Meagnn's
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tuobI imirbeitens ebenID befu9t getpejea
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major nit feireti eigeren Waffen burml
eineu 6intpeis auf bic 8emertungen
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bic bes 1anbels nit berauf@enben @e.
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bdtie. @r babe fi9 lebielIG gegen
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gen bic Prohibitions. Sprannei 3u SseIbe
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1885 iiber cine Rete, bic Reagan iiber
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benz Wege bes 3uangs. SebenfaIs
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Der ohenbar %borbanberen GereiStbeit III
bas III BET Sbat fleselbafte 9enebmen
6es G3arett, tDel9er bic Ginlabung iei=
mes Obeims, bss gteifer Gaifers WiIs
helm, 81 elmer 3ufammenfunft in
5itttin sntgegennabm, i'm lebtert Mlls
genblide aber Dbne tpelde @runbansabe
ni9t eri6ien. Gas 8erliner Ran3lers
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9enbe 8emerfuug binau: n@benfo wie
NuBlan6 bot iebt au9 Deuti9lanb bic,
Greibeit ieiues Danbeius tpieSererIdtIst
unb 10 tam ss jebt bite @tdlidt auf
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f1aft NIT &nBIarb tpieber gu belebenl"
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bic in DeutidIarb berrf1enbe Grbitfe.
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WerbdltniBmdBig fia 1T am %. Seps
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gintreten 8ismards in bas preuBil1e
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Eia STREET. geratben. Hber ben iebe bon
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Das Dreifaifer . ginoaiB, BON benz
emf nit groBem Bpmbnf perfhnbigt
tuusbe bob es ber F9ere, ieEte uuo
euige 6ort bss europdiTden Griebens
lei, bas aber In ben lebten Jdbren bod
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fuoyber mar, lief Mitte 0ieies RDrats
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tuollie feline Der betbeiligten W11ie
mebf ettpos iDinen. AuHalenb III es
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bas fonif si gef6eben pfle9t, iuenn eine
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, California sseime.

! @e~ihliebbober fin6en elm 9roBes 2az
DER bon feinelf California Weiaer bei
9srrr S6. 8. Meper am A4l6t1o
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gutem 2enner geliugt es finn ifeis, bic
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